cess /ses/ (obsolete)

1. In UK, a tax, a local rate
2. In Ireland, the obligation by a local population to provide food, lodgings and supplies for the soldiers of the lord deputy

To impose (a tax) or billet (soldiers) in this way

bad cess to (Anglo-Irish)

Bad luck to

out of all cess (Shakespeare)

1. Excessively
2. Immoderately

cesse /ses/ (Spenser)

• setigerous
• set in
• set in hand
• set in stone
• set light to
• setline
• setlines
• set little by
• set menu
• set menus
• set much by
• setness
• setnesses
• set off
• set-off
• set-offs
• set on
• seton
• set on a pedestal
• set one back on one's heels
• set on edge
• set one's back up
• set one's cap at
• set oneself
• set oneself against